i have a biiig problem... i messed up with the UDE...
i completely deleted the E: folder of my xbox' hdd
...now the PBL boots and can't find the MXM (that should be in E:)
can't get access to the xbox dash to transfer savegames to the hdd...
original games work fine, but i can't use any gamesave exploits, because they all only work off the hdd...
sooo, my question is: are ther any other GameSave exploits that work off the memory card?????
or is there any other way to get ftp access??
i want to avoid hotswapping the hdd...
if i posted in the wrong section, plz move it to correct.
really need your help guys!!!!!!!!!!
Full Version: Gamesave Exploit That Loads From Memory Card
You gotta hotswap now.
Its well known already, and for the last time to anyone who sees this, the XBE structure can't boot off a memorycard!
Always always always have a failsafe. If something can go wrong it will, and without having a failsafe...well...lol, you get fucked! Sorry man!
Its well known already, and for the last time to anyone who sees this, the XBE structure can't boot off a memorycard!
Always always always have a failsafe. If something can go wrong it will, and without having a failsafe...well...lol, you get fucked! Sorry man!
My "Failsafe" is...
I have all 3 gamesave exploits in my XBOX's memory (even though I dont even own 007AUF), just in case,and I NEVER play any of these games(careful not to corrupt the saves), and finally, keep a memory card with a copy of all 3 exploits ready to freshin up any that do get corrupt.
| QUOTE (RiceCake @ Jun 9 2004, 08:36 PM) |
| Its well known already, and for the last time to anyone who sees this, the XBE structure can't boot off a memorycard! |
Why is that? Aren't there are games that can load gamesaves from the memory card? And, if so, what prevents the XBEs from loading from a memory card?
I'd search, but search is turned off 90% of the time now!
I haven't seen one yet. the savegame exploit has to be on the harddrive for it all to run. Sounds like you're resigned to hotswap... good luck!
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